- Bridging the essence of gopis’ matukis, Sudama’s selfless friendship, and the blessings of Dwarkadhish with urban beats—a special Krishna song crafted for today’s youth.
- Released as part of the upcoming album ‘Welcome To Gujarat’, the track is creating a buzz across social media platforms.
Song Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzXU_UbczHI
AHMEDABAD: Pioneers in the Gujarati urban music and hip-hop scene, the popular band Aghori Muzik has released a special, high-energy devotional track titled “Sathe Krishna, To Pachi Seno Prashna” (With Krishna by your side, what is there to worry about?) as a Janmashtami gift for Krishna devotees and music lovers. Featured as one of the key tracks from the band’s upcoming global project and highly anticipated album ‘Welcome To Gujarat’, the song celebrates the divine grace, friendship, and spiritual strength of Lord Shree Krishna.
The lyrics of the track have been penned entirely by Aghori Muzik. The powerful rap sections are written and performed by Kruz and Hard-D, while the melodious devotional composition is brought to life with vocals by Kruz, Aviral Maheshwari, and Rhythm Bhatt.
Singing the glory of ‘Seth Shamalio’—from the banks of Yamuna in Vraj to the golden city of Dwarka nestled in the Arabian Sea—the track is a seamless fusion of traditional devotion and modern urban hip-hop beats. The song beautifully encapsulates Radha’s eternal bond, Mira’s anklets, Sudama’s unselfish friendship, and the unwavering faith in Krishna, who continues to act as a guiding charioteer (Sarathi) for Arjuna (Partha) even in Kaliyuga.
The song’s composition has been produced and arranged by Kruz, with lyrics and rap written by band members Kruz, K.Deep, and Hard-D. Expressing the divine bond between the almighty and the devotee, the artists shared:
“In today’s fast-paced and complex era of Kaliyuga, when you have the faith and support of Dwarkadhish, no obstacle or question can cause fear.”
Having completed 10 successful years in the music industry, Aghori Muzik has combined modern Western hip-hop and rap beats with deep spiritual devotion to create a musical vibe that resonates directly with the youth. The track is currently making waves at Janmashtami celebrations, processions, and Matki Phod events across the state.
